Day 42
At some point one may become disenchanted with one’s mediation. One may begin to feel as though the novelty of the experience has worn off, and that it is especially difficult to focus on the practice.
This is to be expected. And, quite simply, the problem lies in one’s expectations, and the anticipation of certain outcomes and results. But if one perseveres, and moves beyond these limiting notions, rich rewards are in store.
The mind is a complex being. On the one hand, it cooperates with one’s higher self and longs for new experiences but, on the other hand, its ability to reason and intellectualise circumstances and events gives it inordinate power which it is naturally reluctant to relinquish.
Be patient. New obstacles present themselves for a reason and, in time, shall be overcome.